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Self-Sustaining Private Island in Canada Sells for $6 Million
A self-sustaining private island in Canada, accessible only by boat or helicopter, has been sold for $6 million. The unique property offers complete independence from external utilities.
29 Jun, 09:01 — 29 Jun, 09:01
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Business InsiderMostly Factual43d ago
A self-sustaining private island in Canada sold for $6 million — it can only be reached by boat or helicopter
An aerial view of Strum Island in Canada, which sold for $6 million. Mike Rogers Strum Island, a private island in Nova Scotia, sold for $6 million, offers luxury and seclusion. The 10-acre Strum Island features a lodge, gardens, and is ideal for duck hunting and sailing. Located close to the mainland, Strum Island is accessible by boat or helicopter for new owners. The new owner of a private island off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada, better have access to a boat or helicopter. Strum Isla...
Read full article →YahooMostly Factual43d ago
A self-sustaining private island in Canada sold for $6 million — it can only be reached by boat or helicopter
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